WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I joined GlobeMed because I wanted to become more informed about public health issues locally and internationally. Being a member of this organization has helped me figure out my passions and motivations that I can carry with me through my career. I’m part of an organization that has an local, national, and international footprint, while at the same time consisting of a fun and caring membership that make meetings fun to attend. It’s exciting to see us continue to grow as an organization

Nina Shak // Co-President

GRADUATION YEAR: 2017

MAJOR: Neuroscience

MINOR: Global Health

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I am always eager broaden my knowledge of healthcare by obtaining perspectives from a diverse range of disciplines, whether they be biological, political, social, or economic. GlobeMed provides an incomparable platform to learn from like-minded peers who possess an admirable passion for health equity and high intellectual curiosity. Everyone in GlobeMed contributes a novel outlook and I am constantly inspired by my fellow chapter members to stay dedicated and engaged within the field of international health.

Caitlin Klemme // Global Health U Coordinator

GRADUATION YEAR: 2018

MAJOR: International Politics and Economics

MINOR: Global Health

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I joined GlobeMed, because there is such great global health inequity around the world that contributes to major world issues. GlobeMed provides a place not only to help, but also to converse with peers about these issues that we’re passionate about.

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Becca Cohen// Campaigns Co-Coordinator

GRADUATION YEAR: 2017

MAJOR: Economics

MINOR: French

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I wanted to learn about health from a new perspective! As a prospie, I attended a meeting and was excited about discussing ideas and learning more about global health. So when I entered Midd freshman year I joined!

Elle Murata//Campaigns Co-Coordinator

GRADUATION YEAR: 2017

MAJOR: Neuroscience

MINOR: Japanese

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I bring an international perspective; I have lived and studied overseas. I am interested in integrating this with my interest in global health and medicine and my desire to empower others to improve their lives.

James Marriott//Co-Director of Internal Development

GRADUATION YEAR: 2019

MAJOR: Neuroscience

MINOR: Global Health

WHY I JOINED GLOMMED: I joined GlobeMed because it allows for an opportunity to engage with peers who are similarly passionate about global health. As someone who is interested in pursuing a career in public health after college, I am able to get exposure to many interesting health problems and opportunities through our weekly meetings.

Joe O’Brien // Co-Director of Internal Development

GRADUATION YEAR: 2019

MAJOR: Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

MINORS: Global Health, History

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I am passionate about health disparities and wanted to learn more about the complexities involved in approaching a global health issue. I find it unjust and unacceptable that people die everyday from diseases that are curable in places like the United States.

Maddie Hack//Director of Vermont Cares Partnership

GRADUATION YEAR: 2017

MAJOR: Political Science

MINOR: Global Health

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I’m interested in how passionate individuals can best interact with global health NGOs and governments to make sustainable and meaningful improvements in nations with vastly different healthcare delivery systems than the United States. GlobeMed gives me an opportunity to learn about international responses to global health issues and observe a successful model of community-based health engagement through our partnership with Gardens for Health International.

WHY I JOINED GLOBEMED: I joined GlobeMed because I was interested to learn more about public health beyond just the classroom setting. GlobeMed has allowed me to have discussions and make an impact on health issues both locally and globally with other passionated peers.